Election Profile - D.C. Board of Education, District 3 (washingtonpost.com)

D.C. Board of Education, District 3

About the Race

Candidates

General Election

Results below are unofficial and may be incomplete. For final results, check state and county board of elections web sites.

D.C. Board of Education District 3 Results
Candidate	Votes	%
Lisa Raymond	12,852	48%
Marc Borbely	4,987	19%
Robert Vinson Brannum	3,511	13%
Stephane Baldi	2,888	11%
Mary Baird-Currie	2,633	10%
Key: * Incumbent \| Winner Precincts: 100% \| Updated: 4:33 PM ET \| Source: The Post

Candidates

Stephane Baldi

Occupation Principal research scientist, American Institutes for Research (AIR).

Education PhD, sociology, Ohio State Univ.; MA, sociology, Univ. of Connecticut; BA, sociology, Univ. of Massachusetts.

Age: 37 | Residence: Capitol Hill.

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Marc Borbely

Occupation Freelance editor; Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6A06; student, Clarke School of Law, UDC; former teacher, DCPS.

Education BS, molecular biophysics and biochemistry, Yale; some coursework, UDC School of Law.

Age: 33 | Residence: Capitol Hill.

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Robert Vinson Brannum

Occupation Veteran, U.S. Air Force Reserve; licensed substitute teacher, D.C. Public Schools.

Education BA, management and business, National-Louis University; one year, Antioch School of Law.

Age: 53 | Residence: Bloomingdale.

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Lisa Raymond

Occupation Former chief operating officer, Cesar Chavez Public Charter Schools for Public Policy.

Education BA, psychology, Indiana University; MPA, Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs.

Age: 36 | Residence: Capitol Hill.

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Mary Baird-Currie

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Voter Information

• Map: D.C. Council Wards
• When: Nov. 7, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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• Results: Will be posted Nov. 7.

Key Dates

Oct. 10: Close of voter registration.
Oct. 23: In-person absentee voting begins.
Nov. 6: Last day to vote absentee in person, by 4:45 p.m.
Nov. 7: General election.

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